Sentence examples for differences in public opinion from inspiring English sources

The referendum has shone a light on huge differences in public opinion regarding the UK's place in the world and its responsibility towards other nations.

Jews and Catholics were seen most favorably in Putnam's surveys, while Muslims and Buddhists were rated least favorably, but the differences in public opinion toward each group were not vast.

After examining differences in public opinion across income groups on a wide variety of issues, the political scientists Martin Gilens, of Princeton, and Benjamin Page, of Northwestern, found that the preferences of rich people had a much bigger impact on subsequent policy decisions than the views of middle-income and poor Americans.

Using these results, the research team also constructed an interactive, online tool called "Yale Climate Opinion Maps" which allows users to explore differences in public opinion in the United States in unprecedented geographic detail, as the county map of public worry about global warming illustrates below.

This relationship is due in part to differences in public opinion by race.

His work also explores the differences in public opinion between African Americans and white Americans.

Indeed, on a host of measures, the poll found little difference in public opinion between the nation as a whole and voters in the competitive states.

Still, research in "Deliberative Polling," where citizens are educated by experts on issues, finds that  information can make a notable difference in public opinion.

Still, research in "Deliberative Polling," where citizens are educated by experts on issues, finds that information can make a notable difference in public opinion.

The difference in public opinion following the two school shootings isn't entirely surprising: It mirrors the difference in how each community responded.

However, most of the difference in public opinion between 1999 and 2003 was not explained by the factors examined.